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Another Australian masterpiece is the focus of a conversation on Bad Gay Movies, but this time Bil has an actual Australian to Ozsplain everything to him.  Paul Mizzi, host of the wonderful The Swapcast Podcast, graciously joins the show to talk about Lonesome by Craig Boreham. Listen here:    Donate Email: badgaymovies2013@gmail.com ———————– Follow Facebook […]

Tokyo Groove Joshi, an all-female jazz-funk groove band also known as Gurujo, is back in Australia by popular demand. This interview was recorded in April 2024 during their first-ever Down Under tour. - 女性だけのジャズファンクグルーブのバンド、東京グルーブ女子、通称グル女。昨年4月に初めてオーストラリアをツアーを開催したスリーピースバンドが、その人気を受け、戻ってきました！2024年4月収録。

The father of a Melbourne teenager who died in Laos due to suspected methanol poisoning is calling for a broader investigation into the incident. Another Australian was among six tourists who died after drinking tainted alcohol. After days of silence, Laotian officials have promised to bring the perpetrators to justice. - ラオスを旅行中にメタノール中毒で亡くなった豪州人女性の遺族が更なる調査を求めるなか、ラオス政府が加害者への公正な処罰を約束しました。東南アジアでは、メタノール中毒による旅行客の死亡が相次いでいます。

The father of a Melbourne teenager who died in Laos due to suspected methanol poisoning is calling for a broader investigation into the incident. Another Australian was among six tourists who died after drinking tainted alcohol. After days of silence, Laotian officials have promised to bring the perpetrators to justice. - Отец девушки из Мельбурна, которая скончалась в Лаосе из-за предполагаемого отравления метанолом, призывает к более серьезному расследованию инцидента. Еще одна австралийка была среди шести туристов, умерших после употребления отравленного алкоголя. После нескольких дней молчания лаосские чиновники обещали привлечь виновников к справедливости. Внимание: этот сюжет может вызвать у вас сильные эмоции.

The father of a Melbourne teenager who died in Laos due to suspected methanol poisoning is calling for a broader investigation into the incident. Another Australian was among six tourists who died after drinking tainted alcohol. After days of silence, Laotian officials have promised to bring the perpetrators to justice. - พ่อของวัยรุ่นชาวเมลเบิร์นที่เสียชีวิตในลาวเรียกร้องให้มีการสอบสวนเหตุการณ์นี้ หลังเสียชีวิตจากเครื่องดื่มมีพิษเมทานอล ล่าสุดจำนวนนักท่องเที่ยวเสียชีวิตจากเหตุการณ์นี้ทั้งหมด 6 ราย ด้านเจ้าหน้าที่ทางการลาวออกมาให้คำสัญญาว่าจะนำผู้กระทำผิดมาลงโทษ

The father of a Melbourne teenager who died in Laos due to suspected methanol poisoning is calling for a broader investigation into the incident. Another Australian was among six tourists who died after drinking tainted alcohol. After days of silence, Laotian officials have promised to bring the perpetrators to justice.

It's another day of sad news and Sam and Max have to report that yet ANOTHER Australian music festival is shutting the gates, but then they bring the vibes back by discussing which musicians could bring the heat at some Olympic events as competitors.Then, in vinyl club, it might have been Sam's birthday, but he's delivering Max a disco gift, followed by a recap of some of the sexiest music to grace the club.Follow along at with all the songs we chat about in this episode on our Spotify Playlist.Discover more new music and hear your favourite artists with 78 Amped on Instagram and TikTok.

Another Australian tech company has been gobbled up by overseas buyers, but is the sector in good health?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey BlurtstarsFar north Queensland is battening down the hatches. Tropical cyclone Kirrily is fast approaching the Townsville area. First up on the show this week is Great People That Did Stuff. We'll learn who invented spray on skin and also talk about Marcus Aurelius.Then on Do Ya Self A Favour, we'll check out the latest podcasts we are listening. Like The Squiz Today, Am I The Arsehole, Hardcore History, Dollars & Sense and revisiting The Imperfects.So come join us and find out more on https://www.youtube.com/@thenewblurt7773, with Wencee and the Kegsta.Subscribe to our newsletter: https://thenewblurt.substack.com or contact us at blurtstar@gmail.com.Blurt Around The WorldCyclone Kirrily hits far north Queensland. It was predicted to hit as a category 3 but when it hit landfall it was downgraded to a category 2. The definition of a category 2 cyclone is →* Destructive winds. Minor house damage. Significant damage to signs, trees and caravans. Heavy damage to some crops. Risk of power failure. Small craft may break moorings.* Maximum mean wind speed 89–117 km/h.* Typical strongest gust 125–164 km/h.BoM | Tropical cyclone categoriesABC News | Ex-Tropical Cyclone Kirrily updates: Severe weather warning and flood watches remain in place as weather system moves west as a tropical lowABC News | BOM to declare Tropical Cyclone Kirrily overnight as it tracks slowly towards Queensland coastBMW begins testing humanoid looking robots on the assembly line →Axios News | 1 big thing: Humanoid robots at BMWCONTROVERSY!! Despite being the highest-grossing movie of 2023, once again women are being forgotten at the 2024 Oscar nominations. Greta Gerwig (director) and Margot Robbie (leading actress) did NOT get a nomination for the Barbie movie. Oscars nominationsTime | The Biggest Snubs and Surprises of the 2024 Oscar NominationsGreat People That Did StuffMarcus Aurelius ruled as the last of the "Five Good Emperors" of Rome, overseeing a period of relative peace and stability. He was also a dedicated Stoic philosopher, leaving behind insightful personal writings titled "Meditations" that continue to inspire people today → MIT Archive | Classic books - The Meditations by Marcus AureliusBritannica | Marcus Aurelius emperor of RomeDaily Stoic | Who Is Marcus Aurelius? Getting To Know The Roman EmperorWhile talking about Marcus we also spoke about Mosquitos and a book about the history of the deadly insect →Booktopia | The Mosquito Human History of Our deadliest predator by Timothy WinegardMarie Stoner and Fiona Wood worked together to create the revolutionary spray-on-skin technology to treat burn victims. It allows burn injuries to recover quickly and with less scarring than skin grafts →The Fiona Wood FoundationWikipedia | Spray On SkinABC News (2009) | Spray-on skin speeds up healing burnsWe also spoke about Mosquitos and a book about the history of the deadly insect →Booktopia | The Mosquito Human History of Our deadliest predator by Timothy WinegardDo Ya Self A FavourThe Kegsta revisited The Imperfects podcast because he binged many episodes over the Christmas and New Year break. He particularly spoked about the following episodes →* Spotify | Lael Stone - Parent Yourself First* Spotify | Gina Chick* Spotify | Claire Bowditch* YouTube | Your Own Kind Of Girl · Clare BowditchKegsta also reviewed Dan Carlin's Hardcore History which dives deep into historical events, weaving together meticulous research, dramatic storytelling, and insightful analysis. With his signature "big picture" approach, Carlin challenges listeners to confront complex historical narratives, question their assumptions, and contemplate the enduring relevance of the past →Spotify | Dan Carlin's Hardcore HistoryDollars And Sense unpacks complex economic data and its impact on your life, demystifying trends and policies with expert analysis from Chief Economist Greg Jericho →Wencee reviewed the Squiz Today podcast. Squiz Today is your daily dose of news in Australia, delivered with a quirky, informative, and opinion-free approach, perfect for a quick and engaging update on the day's headlines. →Spotify | Squiz TodayWencee also reviewed “Am I The Arsehole?” Another Australian podcast where host Sammy Peterson talks with special guests about everyday social conflicts and seeking judgment on their own behaviour →Spotify | Am I The Arsehole a Confessions sub podcastFollow us on our socials:YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@thenewblurt7773Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/blurtstar/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/blurtstar/Twitter - @BlurtNew This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thenewblurt.substack.com

A daily update on what's happening in the Rocket Pool community on Discord, Twitter, Reddit, and the DAO forum. Today's episode covers: Nethermind tokenomics post, rETH in yETH, and Oct raffle for Rocket Fuel contributors 0:00 - Welcome 0:20 - Nethermind tokenomics thread https://discord.gg/g7DU8nRE https://dao.rocketpool.net/t/linking-rpl-demand-to-tvl-improving-node-operator-collateralization-and-incentives/2281 9:27 - rETH set to lose the yETH vote https://snapshot.org/#/ylsd.eth/proposal/0xed61089768e1f7f3c2026ceba983f7a9e881842ebd8480ee743ee8ddfa59e132 10:42 - Another Australian meet-up https://discord.com/channels/405159462932971535/704196071881965589/1169102453103411210 11:46 - Raffle https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18T5w_w9uf6eOy5tt3GDNLFjNp7pr__1Z9IaW4RBCAQY/edit#gid=1325369859 https://www.random.org/lists/

Could Kevin Muscat follow in the footsteps of Ange Postecoglou? Harf got the latest on Tuesday.

How do you feel about you and I paying the legal bills for the Mama Hooch rapists, while their victims have had to pay for their own counselling?  Because it's been revealed today by the NZ Herald that the Jaz brothers have had nearly $900,000 in legal aid so far. And that bill is just going to increase, now they're appealing their convictions and their sentences.  So you and I are going to cough up more money to pay for them to stand up in court and say all those women are making it up and they shouldn't be in prison.  You probably don't need too much reminding of what these two monsters are in prison for. But here are the main points.  They were jailed last month after being convicted of 69 charges between them. Which included rape, sexual violation, indecent assault, stupifying, disabling, making intimate recordings of women without their knowledge or consent, and supplying illegal drugs. Danny Jaz is away for 16-and-a-half years. Roberto Jaz has a 17-year sentence. Although, they could be out sooner than that because, after they've served half of their sentences, they can be considered for parole.   All this offending happened while they were running the Christchurch bar that their family owned. Which, at the time, was called Mama Hooch. It's called something else these days and the Jaz family has nothing to do with it.  Their father, Michael Jaz - who they were working for - has done a runner to Australia owing creditors 235-thousand dollars. So, overall, they're a “wonderful” family, aren't they?  He owes more than $200,000 to creditors. And his low-life sons - who were born in Australia - have had their noses in the legal aid trough to the tune of $896,000. And their noses are still in the trough, because they're relying on legal aid to fund their appeals.  Now I get the whole legal aid thing. And I get that there will be cases where it just seems outrageous that the taxpayer is paying the legal costs of some absolute low lifes.   The mosque terrorist is another example. We paid more than $392,000 for his legal representation. Another Australian.   And if these Mama Hooch rapists qualified for legal aid, then it is what it is.   The rules say that someone can get legal aid if they can't afford a lawyer and have been charged with something that could end up with them going to prison for six months or more.  You also qualify for legal aid if you're appealing your conviction or sentence.  But what really sticks in my claw is the fact that, while these two were having everything paid for, there were women suffering because of the monstrous way they were treated by these two, who were paying for their own counselling to try and deal with what they'd been through. Let alone recover.  And that's exactly what one of their victims is saying today too. Her name is Sophie Brown. She is  the only Mama Hooch victim who has chosen to drop her statutory name suppression. Meaning she can speak publicly about the case.     She says she feels sad about the amount of legal aid money that has gone into the Jaz brothers. And, as she points out in the Herald story, as a taxpayer she's paying for it too. Just like you and I are.  And she says, apart from being paid for their time during the trial and having travel sorted out for them and getting a bit of counselling from a local charity, the victims have pretty much been left to fend for themselves.  Some have had to move out of town, because of the trauma. No costs covered there. They've had to pay for their own counselling. No costs covered there.  And, as Sophie says: “Why shouldn't the brothers be paying for the counselling services that they've put on these girls.” And who could argue with that?  Someone else who is speaking out on this today is victim advocate Ruth Money.  She says the amount of legal aid money spent on the Mama Hoch rapists is “absolutely obscene”. Again, who could argue with that?   She says if only their victims could get even just 10 percent of that to help with the therapy they need.  Here's how she puts it: “Victims have to wait years and years, and self-fund most of their help themselves. And yet predators receive these extortionate rates of support from the state.”  Could the system be any more degrading? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Melbourne is well-known as Australia's sporting capital, but a new list by BCW Global suggests otherwise with Brisbane named as the top Australian city.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Western Kentucky Hilltoppers Punter Tommy Ellard joins the boys to discuss all things punting and how life has been as a mature aged student. He talks about the struggles of moving across the other side of the world and of his love of Reptiles. Another Australian doing great things in the College world. Subscribe to get all the content.

Big Smoke Music Weekly goes out with a bang! As Luke heads for the sights and sounds of Melbourne Town, he brings a host of top tier interviews to bring a close to 5 years and 5 seasons of BSMW. The feature interview for this curtain-closer is with the genius that is DMAs guitarist Johnny Took. He sits down with Luke, looking ahead to the band's forthcoming album, How Many Dreams. Johnny opens up on the band exploring new sounds, filling arenas in the UK and growing together as a band. Johnny tells all about how the new album needed to be something that "didn't stink of covid" as they look to maximise a newfound positivity and defiance within their tracks. He also serves up some tips on how to survive the flight to Oz and which snacks Luke should be stuffing his face with. Another Australian outfit with a big future - DICE - drop by for a chat about how their brand of surfer-rock has triggered their meteoric rise down under and what they can achieve moving forward...all whilst squeezing everything they can out of the process. Our last CloseUp 60 Seconds interview is with the brilliant London group, Pynch. And...the circle is complete as we catch up with a guest from Season 1, Charlie Vaughan. Charlie is on hand to chat about how things with his old band, Weird Milk, came to an end and how he came to step out from behind the drumkit! 5 seasons, over 60 artists interviewed, over 60 episodes, countless gigs and festivals and many happy memories made. Enjoy the last of BSMW! x

1 Million new homes in 5 years. Will that crash our property market? That's what some people seem to think. Let me explain... Our treasurer had just mentioned that the Federal Government was going to try and build 1 million new homes And within a few minutes… I started to get direct messages across my social media channels asking… 1 Million new homes?! Surely this will kill the market, right? Maybe you're worried about that… Maybe you're not sure what this “aspirational target” of 1 million new homes means for you as a property investor Maybe you're not even sure how the government is going to reach 1 million new homes in 5 years Well, if you're in any of these categories, this episode is for you. Because I once again resort to the data and explain exactly what the Federal government's new initiative is all about, and what it means for you as a property investor. In particular, I'll go through… *** Where you should never buy as an investor, now that this new scheme has been announced (This could change your investing strategy) *** Will rents now start to fall? Discover the truth… *** How to spot the opportunity as a property investor and profit from this new government scheme Plus so much more. Here's what I can tell you. I believe the government's idea of trying to build more homes is good for Australia as a country, but… As a property investor, it could make things more difficult. Let me make it simple Get all the details in this episode. ----- Looking for a blueprint on how to build passive income through property, especially when interest rates are rising? Then get a copy of my book free (both the digital and audio versions) here

Another Australian sports star dons the climate activist cape. Plus, Labor shows their true colours in Israel, and Obama has a crack at 'buzzkill' Democrats.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michelle Bishop joins the show for the 8.45 sports update

We uncover some of our local heroes and talents from all around Australia. Hopefully you'll love this and as always, support live music and your local venues.

In this episode, we discuss Australia's inability to win test matches on fifth day. Well done to Babar and the Pakistan team after the 1st innings fiasco. We also discuss the first ever Bangladesh ODI win in South Africa and give our thoughts on the Women's Cricket World Cup 2022,

Greg Bennett is a 2x Australian Olympian (2004, 2008) and former professional triathlete for nearly 30 years. Greg has competed in over 500 triathlons winning the ITU World Series twice. He is the host of, The Greg Bennett Show, a podcast focused on triathlon. Greg has a strong understanding of the science behind training, which you will hear in this interview. Another Australian, another physiology focused nerd. Brett, being a novice to triathlon, asks a lot of simple questions that you probably have, too. Triathlon became an NCAA sport in 2014. There are now 37 universities with NCAA Triathlon teams. Many swimmers have been able to transition over into triathlon. Andy Potts from Michigan and Matt Chrabot from George Mason come to mind. Enjoy! Support Our Sponsors: THE MAGIC 5: Custom fitted goggles that are tailor-made for your exact face. You shouldn't feel you are wearing goggles. Use code BRETTHAWKE20 at checkout to receive 20% off. SWIM ANGELFISH: Receive the tools and skills needed to teach swimmers with autism, physical disabilities, anxiety, sensory and motor conditions with Swim Angelfish, the global leader in adaptive swim. Get certified online today! SUPERIOR SWIM TIMING: Run a swim meet with ease from your laptop. SST is fully compatible with Hy-Tek and Team Unify as well as Colorado, Daktronics, and Omega touchpads. Tell them Brett sent you! DESTRO SWIM TOWERS: Save $150 per double swim tower by using the code "brett" at checkout! SWIMNERD LIVE: Create an interactive heat sheet. Stream your swim meet scoreboard in real time over top your live stream. Turn any tv into a digital scoreboard. Subscribe & Listen: Apple Podcasts Google Spotify YouTube Produced by: SWIMNERD Supported by: Fitter & Faster #triathlon #olympics #australia

Cairns is now under a three day lockdown after a taxi driver was infectious in the community for 10 days, the Moderna COVID jab is on track to be approved for use in Australia within a fortnight, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has taken a hit in the polls as frustration grows over the vaccine rollout, NASA is looking for four people to pretend they're living on Mars for a year, Channel 7 has released a teaser for the upcoming season of Big Brother VIP, comedian Kathy Griffin has spoken for the first time since undergoing lung cancer surgery   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another Australian citizen has died in India from COVID 19, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has brushed off increased pressure from the United States to reach a ceasefire with Hamas, Bitcoin plummeted over 30 per cent overnight, The wife of Richmond captain Trent Cotchin has revealed she thought about taking her own life last year in the aftermath of her highly-publicised COVID-19 breach,  Channel 10 has shaken things up by announcing a bisexual bachelorette, singer Demi Lovato has come out as non-binary, And finally, there's another royal baby on the way.       See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

在喜马拉雅已支持实时字幕关注公众号“高效英语磨耳朵”获取文稿和音频词汇提示1.trunk 象鼻2.tusks 象牙3.grizzly bears 灰熊4.roam 漫步5.pouch 口袋6.gorilla 大猩猩原文Visiting the ZooWhen I was a kid，I always enjoyed visiting the zoo.My family lived far away from the zoo，so we didn't go there very often.But whenever we went to the zoo，I always had a fun and interesting time.Some of the animals were very large.Of course，the elephants were huge，and they had such an unusual appearance with their big ears and their long trunk and tusks.The giraffes were very tall，with long necks that reached high into the trees.Some of my favorite animals were the big cats.The lions looked very powerful with their big teeth and paws.The tigers were just as big and strong，with yellow and black stripes.But the bears were even larger than these cats.The polar bears，with their bright white fur，liked to swim through the water.The grizzly bears had brown fur and liked to roam around on the land.The animals form Australia seemed very unusual.The kangaroos ，with their strong legs and long tail，could jump great distances across the ground.The baby kangaroo could go inside its mother's pouch.Another Australian animal，the koala bear，crawled slowly in the trees，where it ate leaves.The monkeys and apes were also very interesting.In many ways，they reminded me of people.Some of the monkeys were very small.They could use their arms，legs and tails to swing through the trees.Some of the apes were very large.The gorilla was the largest of all.Sometimes，a big gorilla would stand up and pound his fists on his chest.Too see all the animals at the zoo took almost a whole day.By the end of the day，I was very tired from walking around.But I was also very happy to see all the amazing animals from places around the world.

在喜马拉雅已支持实时字幕关注公众号“高效英语磨耳朵”获取文稿和音频词汇提示1.trunk 象鼻2.tusks 象牙3.grizzly bears 灰熊4.roam 漫步5.pouch 口袋6.gorilla 大猩猩原文Visiting the ZooWhen I was a kid，I always enjoyed visiting the zoo.My family lived far away from the zoo，so we didn't go there very often.But whenever we went to the zoo，I always had a fun and interesting time.Some of the animals were very large.Of course，the elephants were huge，and they had such an unusual appearance with their big ears and their long trunk and tusks.The giraffes were very tall，with long necks that reached high into the trees.Some of my favorite animals were the big cats.The lions looked very powerful with their big teeth and paws.The tigers were just as big and strong，with yellow and black stripes.But the bears were even larger than these cats.The polar bears，with their bright white fur，liked to swim through the water.The grizzly bears had brown fur and liked to roam around on the land.The animals form Australia seemed very unusual.The kangaroos ，with their strong legs and long tail，could jump great distances across the ground.The baby kangaroo could go inside its mother's pouch.Another Australian animal，the koala bear，crawled slowly in the trees，where it ate leaves.The monkeys and apes were also very interesting.In many ways，they reminded me of people.Some of the monkeys were very small.They could use their arms，legs and tails to swing through the trees.Some of the apes were very large.The gorilla was the largest of all.Sometimes，a big gorilla would stand up and pound his fists on his chest.Too see all the animals at the zoo took almost a whole day.By the end of the day，I was very tired from walking around.But I was also very happy to see all the amazing animals from places around the world.

在喜马拉雅已支持实时字幕关注公众号“高效英语磨耳朵”获取文稿和音频词汇提示1.trunk 象鼻2.tusks 象牙3.grizzly bears 灰熊4.roam 漫步5.pouch 口袋6.gorilla 大猩猩原文Visiting the ZooWhen I was a kid，I always enjoyed visiting the zoo.My family lived far away from the zoo，so we didn't go there very often.But whenever we went to the zoo，I always had a fun and interesting time.Some of the animals were very large.Of course，the elephants were huge，and they had such an unusual appearance with their big ears and their long trunk and tusks.The giraffes were very tall，with long necks that reached high into the trees.Some of my favorite animals were the big cats.The lions looked very powerful with their big teeth and paws.The tigers were just as big and strong，with yellow and black stripes.But the bears were even larger than these cats.The polar bears，with their bright white fur，liked to swim through the water.The grizzly bears had brown fur and liked to roam around on the land.The animals form Australia seemed very unusual.The kangaroos ，with their strong legs and long tail，could jump great distances across the ground.The baby kangaroo could go inside its mother's pouch.Another Australian animal，the koala bear，crawled slowly in the trees，where it ate leaves.The monkeys and apes were also very interesting.In many ways，they reminded me of people.Some of the monkeys were very small.They could use their arms，legs and tails to swing through the trees.Some of the apes were very large.The gorilla was the largest of all.Sometimes，a big gorilla would stand up and pound his fists on his chest.Too see all the animals at the zoo took almost a whole day.By the end of the day，I was very tired from walking around.But I was also very happy to see all the amazing animals from places around the world.

词汇提示1.trunk 象鼻2.tusks 象牙3.grizzly bears 灰熊4.roam 漫步5.pouch 口袋6.gorilla 大猩猩原文Visiting the Zoo When I was a kid，I always enjoyed visiting the zoo.My family lived far away from the zoo，so we didn't go there very often.But whenever we went to the zoo，I always had a fun and interesting time.Some of the animals were very large.Of course，the elephants were huge，and they had such an unusual appearance with their big ears and their long trunk and tusks.The giraffes were very tall，with long necks that reached high into the trees.Some of my favorite animals were the big cats.The lions looked very powerful with their big teeth and paws.The tigers were just as big and strong，with yellow and black stripes.But the bears were even larger than these cats.The polar bears，with their bright white fur，liked to swim through the water.The grizzly bears had brown fur and liked to roam around on the land.The animals form Australia seemed very unusual.The kangaroos ，with their strong legs and long tail，could jump great distances across the ground.The baby kangaroo could go inside its mother's pouch.Another Australian animal，the koala bear，crawled slowly in the trees，where it ate leaves.The monkeys and apes were also very interesting.In many ways，they reminded me of people.Some of the monkeys were very small.They could use their arms，legs and tails to swing through the trees.Some of the apes were very large.The gorilla was the largest of all.Sometimes，a big gorilla would stand up and pound his fists on his chest.Too see all the animals at the zoo took almost a whole day.By the end of the day，I was very tired from walking around.But I was also very happy to see all the amazing animals from places around the world.

New Zealand Cricket is maintaining a watching brief over its players in the Indian Premier League.Three Australians have headed home due to worries about the Covid-19 wave in India. Kane Richardson and Adam Zampa left due to 'personal reasons', the pair's franchise Royal Challengers Bangalore said in a statement. Another Australian, fast bowler Andrew Tye who was with the Rajasthan Royals, left for home on Monday to avoid risking being unable to return because of Covid-19 regulations.Two other cricketers, Englishman Liam Livingstone, who was with Rajasthan and Ravichandran Ashwin with Delhi, have also left the IPL. Livingstone had cited "bubble fatigue" and Ashwin wanted to be with his family as India battles a deadly surge in coronavirus cases.The head of the World Health Organisation is calling the recent surge in coronavirus in India "beyond heartbreaking" and says the U.N. agency has dispatched critical supplies to the subcontinent, including thousands of portable oxygen machines that help patients breathe.Nine members of the Indian women's hockey team, including seven players, have tested positive for Covid-19.Ten Black Caps - Kane Williamson, Trent Boult, Mitchell Santner, Kyle Jamieson, Jimmy Neesham, Tim Seifert, Finn Allen, Scott Kuggeleijn, Adam Milne and Lockie Ferguson are involved in the Indian Premier League.Williamson, Boult, Jamieson and Santner are all set to head to England after the IPL for the two-test series followed by the World Test Championship final against India.New Zealand Cricket says it's in close contact with all their players in India and their respective teams.They're also communicating with the ICC and the England and Wales Cricket Board.NZC said they have contingencies organised should they be needed.

In this episode I talk to Aaron from Anvil Hide another Australian Leather crafter.Anvil Hide: https://anvilhide.com/Joseph M. Leather:Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gsEAwAH  Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/joseph-m-leather/id1547107883  Website: https://Josephmleather.com  Donate: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/josephmedcalf  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/josephmleatherJoseph M. Leather is a small leather crafting business in Adelaide, South Australia. Our leather goods are crafted by a single craftsman with the intention of producing high quality leather goods. We operate on a business model of made to order, this ensures that we don't unnecessarily produce items that will not be used. This allows us to craft leather goods individually and specifically for our customers instead of mass producing.

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We are continuing the fun here in MCM land and splitting up another episode. This week Steve brings a recent discovery and Kevin brings some personal redemption. It goes to show there is still so much music out there to discover in all sorts of genres. Steve shows us all band from New Jersey that was discovered and listened to on a long road trip. Sometimes those are the best times to really dive into a band and Steve has listened to their album a handful of times since. What do you think of ManDancing?Kevin shows us a band from Australia (Really? Another Australian band?!) If you are into heavier/metalcore music you might enjoy the song he plays by Polaris. Let us know your thoughts on this band!Don’t forget our Christmas episodes are coming right up as we count down the days to Christmas with showing you some of our favorite tunes. It is a fun time of year to be listening to Music Crush Monday, we hope you are also having as much with it as we are. We’ll see you next Monday, and the following 11 days after that! Support us on Patreon! If you want to listen to the episode as intended, please do not look at the featured band links beforehand if at all possible. Check out our Spotify playlist for more of their music and please reach out to us via the links below. We’ll see you next Monday! Website EmailPatreonFacebookInstagramTwitter Intro/Outro music: “The Breakdown” by At The Wayside *** WARNING! *** *** WARNING! *** *** SPOILER ALERT! *** *** SPOILER ALERT! *** *** Disclaimer: We at the Music Crush Monday Podcast would like for our listeners to listen to the bands blind with us but we also want you to check out the band further if they were interesting to you. Please review the links below to find more on today’s featured band. *** Band: ManDancingSocials:WebsiteTwitterFacebookSong Played:Kenlock off of the album The Good SweatBand: PolarisSocials:WebsiteFacebookTwitterSong Played:Vagabond from the album The Death of Me

[00:00:00] Hellos & Welcome[00:10:00] Alternative News [00:16:00] We talk to Dr Patricia Ranald, University of Sydney and Convener, Australian Fair Trade and Investment Network regarding her recent article ‘Another Australian miner sues another poor country, this time Barrick’s Porgera in PNG’ discussing the increasing practise of Multi-national corporations in suing developing countries for perceived losses under Investor-State Dispute Settlement clauses often included in Free Trade Agreements. The discussion is split into two parts, firstly what is going on in Papua New Guinea and secondly, Investor-State Dispute Settlement cases broader impact on world trade.[0:48:00] We speak with Angela Hesson & Meg Slater, two of the five curators of the upcoming exhibit NGV QUEER. Featuring over 300 artworks within the existing NGV collection, NGV Queer will explore queer concepts as well reveal the queer stories that are often hidden within artworks. We discuss how queer culture is expressed through art as well as how it varies with time and place. We also discuss how the curation process has highlighted missing narratives and gaps within the NGV collection, bringing forth discussions of how art has historically been acquired and collected.[1:11:47] Tram Thoughts – this week we discuss bikes and bike policy in Australia. What is our current policy around bike infrastructure, are we doing enough? We muse over a few post-COVID opportunities to increase our bike usage.

Another Australian local supports sewists and Australian Sewing Guild members with special discounts. Alison is the pattern designer and blogger for Lorelei Jayne patterns working from her home in Perth, Western Australia. Alison has so many resources for sewists that are just starting on their sewing journey.

The Tigers on Tuesday picked up a commitment from Oscar Chapman, a former Aussie Rules football player See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Another Australian writer telling us why people shouldn't kick train windows, using good quality paint from the get go and other graffiti related subjects. Instagram: @toydivision_podcast All background music by Frenic: https://soundcloud.com/frenic Podcast logo photograph by Alex Bartsch: http://www.alexbartsch.com/ This podcast is not for the usual Banksy book reading street art fan, it's about letter based graffiti writing. But if you like street art, then you'll probably want to learn more about graffiti culture, because that's where street art began. Join us for a not to serious conversation about writing on things.

1 – Vale Richard Wilkins Boofy Hair 2 – Charles Proposes a KFC Wedding to Mrs Charles 3 – Interplanetary Springs 4 – Messages sent to the wrong person 5 – Welcome to the Future 6 – Cats PJs or Cats Piss

The Hard Ons special with Peter Black in conversation with David Eastaugh The Hard-Ons are an Australian punk rock band which formed in 1981. Founding members included Keish de Silva on guitar, vocals and Peter "Blackie" Black on guitar, Ray Ahn soon joined on bass guitar with de Silva switching to drums. The group issued eight studio albums before disbanding in 1994. They reformed in 1997 to release further material. In 2002 de Silva was replaced on drums by Peter Kostic, who was replaced in turn by Murray Ruse in 2011. De Silva returned as a guest vocalist in 2014 and permanently rejoined the band in 2016. During their first 12 years, the group issued 17 consecutive number-one hits on the Australian alternative charts. During that time they became Australia's most commercially successful independent band, with over 250,000 total record sales. The Hard-Ons' origins are traced to Western Sydney's Punchbowl Boys High School, where three founding members were students.[1][2] In 1981 the first version of the band, then-known as Dead Rats, included Peter "Blackie" Black on guitar, Brendan Creighton on drums and Shane Keish de Silva on guitar and vocals.[1][3][4] In 1982 Creighton left to form Thrust and Raymond Dongwan Ahn joined on bass guitar with de Silva taking over on drums, the group began playing as The Plebs before being renamed as The Hard-Ons by the end of the year.[1][3][4] Initially being too young to play in pubs, the band featured at birthday parties and school dances.[2] On 20 June 1984, The Hard-Ons played their first official show at the Vulcan Hotel in Ultimo.[2]Black later recalled "We wanted to be punk rockers ... We didn't want Keish's parents to see so we had bags full of these jackets and chains and stuff and went around the corner of the street and put all these clothes on. Keish's dad busted us".[2] Quickly gaining a considerable following, in August 1985 the band released its debut extended play, Surfin' on My Face, on ViNil Records.[1][3] This was the beginning of a series of releases for the band that netted them a run of 17 consecutive No. 1 listings on the Australian alternative music charts.[1] The band demonstrated an independent punk spirit, with the members deliberately controlling their own careers: recording, booking and promoting themselves, creating their own artwork (mostly by Ahn), choosing support bands and even managing the merchandise stand whilst on tour.[1][4] During 1987 the group were promoted as part of the Australian skate boarding scene.[5] While maintaining a solid if underground following in Australia, The Hard-Ons were popular in Europe, scoring a Top 10 hit in Spain and a Top 5 slot in Greece with their 1989 album, Love is a Battlefield of Wounded Hearts. It also reached the Top 5 on the NMEchart; this made The Hard-Ons the third Australian band after Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds and the Go Betweens to do so. In 1989 the group recorded a split EP with British band The Stupids. Two years later they teamed up with Henry Rollins and released a cover version of AC/DC's hit, "Let There Be Rock", which was released in a limited edition on 10" vinyl. In January 1992 the group performed at the inaugural Big Day Out and were joined on-stage by Rollins on four songs. Following the release of 1993's album, Too Far Gone, and after recording a live album for Your Choice Records, the band announced their break up, to pursue projects outside The Hard-Ons' style of music: "after more than ten years of playing the same songs, they were just not interested in doing so any more".   In 2012, the band began re-issuing their early catalogue as bonus re-packagings featuring unreleased songs and live tracks. The first to be released was a new 60-track version of Smell My Finger and The Hard-Ons promoted it with a national tour. While working a shift as a taxi driver between legs of that tour on 18 May 2012, Black suffered a severely fractured skull when he was assaulted with a skateboard. Several fund-raising shows were held to raise money for his care and recovery, including special Hard-Ons shows in Sydney and Newcastle on 1 and 2 June that featured the line-up of Ahn, Kostic and de Silva on vocals and guitar. Within three months, Black had recovered sufficiently to perform a short tour in support of his solo album No Dangerous Goods in Tunnel that was followed by a Hard-Ons tour of Europe and Japan. Another Australian tour to wrap up the previously cancelled shows was completed in October, with a 51-track re-release of Dickcheese coming out around the same time.

Welcome back! Today, we have an awesome guest, former Australian Captain for the transplant Cricket team, Graham Lentell. We talk how it is to have to play cricket after a transplant and then we talk sport. Join us on Facebook. http://luckystars.good4global.com/ https://www.themorningbulletin.com.au/news/apn-lentell-out-to-restore/66080/ https://www.themorningbulletin.com.au/news/graham-enjoys-second-innings/448292/  

The reason your business name is so important is that its part of your business identity. A good business name can help to set you apart from your competitors and demonstrate the type of business you are, and the clientele you want to attract, and this is why it needs protection using trademarks.   For example, if the word discount appears in a business name you immediately think lower prices, but do you also think they provide a lesser service? I’m not sure. If the words rapid, fast, or speedy are in a business name, I’m expecting quick service, and if I don’t get it, I’d be annoyed. Is Your Business Name Too Cool Everyone wants to have a cool business name, but it’s important to note that your business name is the first image that you put “out there” about your business, so it must be a reflection of the type of business you want to have one day. So when you develop your business name make sure it represents you correctly. Remember, your business name can attract or repel people, so you do need to give it some serious thought, but don’t try to be too clever. You Can Change Your Business Name  Here’s some excellent news though, if you currently have a business name and you’re no longer happy with it, change it. There’s no law against this. This is especially important if your business has changed and evolved of the years. Where your business starts is not where it has to finish. Your business may previously be known for providing a particular service, but if your business now provides different services make sure your name reflects this change. A Simple Business Name Is A Good Business Name  When it comes to creating a business name you should make sure it is easy to remember and easy to say and read. A simple name is a good name, and it should also be unique if possible. Avoid being too generic. And if possible, do not use words everyone else in your industry is using. For example, in the health industry using the word “clinic” or “centre” at the end of the business name is common, but they are what I refer to as nothing words. For example, if a business was called ABC Podiatry Centre or ABC Dental Clinic, you’ll quickly remember the word centre or clinic, so if there are ten businesses all ending in centre or clinic, you can see how your business name may get lost in the crowd. Here’s a quick test for you to try. Look at your business name and remove nothing words and see if it still has the same meaning. If it does, then do it. Check If The Name Is Already Registered Before you go any further with a business name, always check if someone else is using a similar business name to the one you are considering. A simple online business name search in your country will take you to the appropriate websites. In Australia: ASIC - Australian Securities & Investments Commission  You’ll be surprised how many businesses have similar names, and they wonder why there is so much confusion online. More and more people are searching online for goods, services and quality information, so if they type in your business name, or something similar, will they get your business or will they get a competitor’s business that sounds similar to yours? This can be frustrating if you’ve been busting your butt on advertising and marketing and your competitor is simply sitting back and enjoying your efforts. Check The Domain Name Is Available It’s also important to see if the domain name for your business exists. Domain names are valuable real estate, and there would be nothing more frustrating than registering your business name only to find out afterwards that someone already has the domain name and all the variations. When I see a business name, I expect the domain name to be identical to the business name or a slightly shorter version. For example, a friend of mine Nicky Jurd owns a website development company called Precedence, and her website is precedence.com.au, as expected. If the domain name is available, I’d suggest registering both the domain in your country and also dot-com, as the dot-com is popular and universally recognised. So, if you live in Australia purchase the (.com.au) domain, and if you lived in the UK, you’d grad the (.co.uk) as well as the (.com). Can Your Business Name Grow With You Another question to ask yourself is can your business name grow with you and your business? If you’re planning world domination will your business name still work, or does your business name contain your current street address or city where you operate? This will only be a problem if you decide to expand in the future? Odd & Funny Spelling Next, I want to discuss misspelt business names. The jury is still out on business names deliberately misspelled. It may look clever on paper but if you’re having to always spell it out for someone so they can find you online because of odd, incorrect spelling, is it a clever name, especially if it could be spelt correctly and have the same meaning? For example, I’ve spoken to business owners who have used Phyx instead of Fix and 4U instead of For You, and on both occasions, they’ve had to clarify their business name and more importantly their website address. So, be careful. BUT, this doesn’t mean odd spelling business names won’t work long-term, be aware you may have to work a little harder at the beginning for people to understand what you have done with the name. Business Names Hold Value Once you have created your business name, and I cannot stress this enough, you need to protect it because your business name holds a lot of value. Just having it registered in your state gives you no protection nationally, so the best option is to register it as a trademark. Register A Trademark For Real Protection You can register a trademark yourself online, which I have done on eleven occasions, or you can seek legal help, which may be the better option if you have concerns, or you’re planning to go international. Of course, it will cost more using a lawyer, but it will be money well spent.  I discussed trademarks and business names with one of my past guests, Donna Patane, on Episode 39: Don’t Take A Sword To A Gun Fight, which is worth checking out if you're wanting to learn more about protecting the business name you’ve created. Monthly Checks Online The final point I want to mention about business names is to regularly check online if someone else is using your business name in another state, and this is especially important if you have a registered trademark. It’s also important to do online searches because some companies may try to import products from other countries that contain your trademarked business name. This happened with our Shoe Store Walk Right Footwear. Another Australian company tried to import footwear from overseas called Walk Right, but because we had a trademark, we were able stopped them. Take Immediate Action If you ever find a company or individual has breached your trademark you need to take action immediately, and if you do not feel confident contacting them yourself you need to seek legal advice. Never put it off.  So I hope you find this information helpful and remember your business name is one of your greatest business assets, so protect it. If you have any questions about this blog/podcast, please email me tf@tysonfranklin.com  If you like this episode, you will enjoy: Donna Patane, on Episode 39: Don’t Take A Sword To A Gun Fight iTunes Reviews If you enjoy It’s No Secret with Dr T., please tell your friends, and if you enjoy it a lot, it will put a HUGE smile on my face if you left a review on ITUNES. RECENT REVIEW: ☆☆☆☆☆ It's No Secret with Dr T is terrific. Tyson is an absolute wealth of information and has a conversational easy to listen to style. Best of all, he's actually DONE what his podcast is about. He has successfully run his own business and can talk to the talk as well as walk the walk. I had the pleasure of meeting Tyson, and he is a really nice guy to boot. Definitely worth a listen. 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1) His week that was- Kevin Healy 2) More fight backs against mining by indigenous communities. this time in Peru- Thomas McDonagh, Bolivian Democracy Centre and International Allies 3) Reaction to massacre of chilren in Yemen- Kathy Kelly, V.C.N.V. 4) Gene Ehtics report- Bob Phelps 5) Another Australian facing deportation from the Philippines- Peter murphy 6) Part 1 - History of Nauru and the Pacific Islands Forum

1) His week that was- Kevin Healy 2) Australian nun Sr Patricia Fox wins appeal to stay in Philippines but faces another separate case- May Kotsakis, Australian Philippines Solidarity Association 3) Report on human rights in Sri Lanka- Dr Brian Senewiratne 4) News from the anti- war and independence movement- Shirley Winter 5) Another Australian mining company unwelcome in a developing country Eritrea- 3 members of the Perth Eritrean community

It's time for yet another episode of the Danish and O'Neill podcast. On this episode, O'Neill discusses the recent drama surrounding his fight as Jason Ellis' Ellismania with the Argentinian trouser snake, Louie J. Gomez. Danish discusses an article he read about Russian soccer hooligans who meet in the forest to have insane fights. The gents also finally address the pandemic...joggers who can't stop themselves from defecating in public. This time, it strikes Australia. Another Australian story goes on the fellas' barbie, when they discuss a man's small dog that got killed by his "pet" crocodile (confusing, I know). A dingus biting shark is brought into the discussion as well. There's a lot to digest here. It's steamy and will keep you entertained. Meow.

Cricket Ultras reviews the resignation of Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland, along with coaching vacancy in New Zealand. The pod also discusses Australian coach Justin Langer's 'fun sledging' plans, and come to terms with England finally winning a Test match. Last, but not least, there's a digression on famous cricket families, now that Arjun Tendulkar has entered the Indian setup, 

It's time for episode 112 of Love That Album. I've gone walkabout this month, but my great friend and music fiend Dave Blom returns to take over the show. Another Australian band with a massive debut album from possibly the last wave of really big album sales. This 2003 album was the result of a perfect storm of factors for the members of Jet. The success that The Vines had (subject of previous Dave Blom LTA podcast) led to record companies searching for more Australian rock. Jet were in the right place at the right time, they had a sound that was radio friendly, they were visually marketable and they had some really good singles. So Jet cashed in on their opportunity and the result was Get Born. The album itself whilst not overly original or innovative has many highlights and makes for some very good listening. The main thing that this album has going for it is passion. Jet wear their hearts on their sleeves and aren't afraid to demonstrate exactly who influenced their music. It's time to Get Re-born once more. Eric keeps the high energy up for his Album I Love segment to talk about the music of Finnish group The Flaming Sideburns. My HUGE gratitude to Dave for bringing some class to the show. I'll be back to ramble on next month. You can download the show from iTunes (search for “Love That Album podcast”) or from the website at http://lovethatalbum.blogspot.com   Send the show feedback at rrrkitchen@yahoo.com.au (written or mp3 voicemail) or join the Facebook group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/lovethatalbum.   If you’d consider writing an iTunes review or recommending the show to a friend, we’d be immensely grateful.   If you enjoy what you hear, please tell a friend or ten to tune in.

Another Australian film this week, we're talking Andrew Dominik's 2000 film “Chopper”. We discuss Eric Bana's excellent performance, Chopper's legacy and notoriety in Australian culture, as well as the increasingly frequent question for this podcast of “is this actually a gangster movie?”. Stay tuned for some of Alex and Jordan's shaving habits at the end. Cutting edge stuff. ↳ Skip to the movie: 09:21

Loathe tours? Amanda knows many thoughtful travellers recoil at the thought of a month-long bus tour of Europe, but there is a time and place for shorter, smaller tours and that’s the topic of Episode 47 of The Thoughtful Travel Podcast. First up, novelist Natasha Lester tells tales of the amazing private tours she took through Paris, helping her to research the history of fashion in a way that Google could never do. Another Australian novelist, Rachael Johns, then chats with Amanda about the pros and cons of taking small tours - and gives some great examples of being a tourist in your own town too by joining some local tourist guide experiences. Finally, Emma Mann talks with Amanda about how she’s leaning more towards joining small group tours when she travels solo, largely because it’s a great way to meet some like-minded fellow travellers, and Amanda is all for that! Links: Natasha Lester’s website - http://www.natashalester.com.au/ Natasha’s novel A Kiss from Mr Fitzgerald - http://amzn.to/2kpLuVt Natasha’s new novel Her Mother's Secret - http://amzn.to/2ljAPux Rachael Johns’ website - http://www.rachaeljohns.com/ Rachael’s recent novel The Patterson Girls - http://amzn.to/2nqAbKl Emma Mann at The Vagabond Feminist  http://thevagabondfeminist.wordpress.com/ Emma’s Flying Foodie blog - https://flyingfoodieadventures.com Join our Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/thoughtfultravellers Tweet me @amandakendle Hashtag #thoughtfultravelpod Follow me on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/NotABallerina    Show notes: http://notaballerina.com/47

Another Australian slasher flick to sink our teeth in to. Horror legends Kane Hodder and Bill Moseley in the bush with Tara Reid! What could possibly go wrong? Tune in to find out if this tops the other classic Aussie slasher, Houseboat Horror.

Has the federal government gone stark raving mad? They have already put the live cattle export on its knees. They completely ignored departmental advice. Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd didn't bother to go to Jakarta. Prime Minister Julia Gillard didn't bother to pick up the telephone to speak to the Indonesian president. But within a few days of the Four Corners program showing terrible cruelty in one particular abattoir, they panicked. MinisterJoe Ludwig suspended the trade for six months. Six months. And including exporters with access to good abattoirs in Indonesia. And now the Indonesians have decided, understandably, that we are not a reliable partner. So they are looking to other sources and they significantly reduced the number of cattle that can be imported. Thousands of jobs are at risk, businesses and property made worthless, and the taxpayers will have to pay the massive damages which the cattle producers are obviously entitled to under any system of decent justice. If that wasn’t enough the Gillard government has decided – to satisfy their green allies -, to create the world's biggest marine park reserves. They are endangering another industry – fishing . And they couldn’t care less. We are talking of an industry with over 36,000 jobs and $4 billion in revenue for the Australian fishing industry. Yes we will still be able to buy fish. But it will be fish imported from Asia. Or perhaps caught by foreign fishermen in Australian waters. You see the government has so run down our defence forces the chances of our being able to protect this new marine reserves is rather limited. And anyway their hands are full, welcoming so-called welcoming the clients of the people smugglers most of whom have deceitfully destroyed were hidden their passports. And by the way who asked for the creation of these reserves? Piers Ackerman points out the government website admits it received almost half a million submissions. “The largest proportion of the submissions received (99.8 per cent) were campaign submissions received via email and post, the majority of which were from overseas. These submissions were generated through organised campaigns and contained various standardized text provided through templates or postcards." So Greens overseas just coincidentally flooded the government with submissions. As a result the Gillard government is prepared to destroy another industry and ensure Australians have to eat expensive imported fish. But it can be sure of continued support from its green allies. And the Prime Minister will be able to go to Rio de Janeiro next week where 50,000 are going on carbon dioxide emitting planes to stay in air-conditioned hotels to hear why Australians will have to pay the highest carbon dioxide tax in the world. Representative democracy has been totally compromised by the politicians. The only way to ensure this never happens again is to empower the people to make the politicians accountable and every day of every week and of every month between elections.